Public consultations will begin this Spring on the Town’s Lakeshore West Improvements Study that assessed the current and future transportation along Lakeshore Rd. W. from Mississauga St. to Dorval Dr. Read the letter. The Bronte BIA will provide input from the business perspective and keep businesses updated on consultations so individuals can provide feedback directly. […]
The At Home in Bronte: Winter Edition outdoor art show showcases 50 professionally painted Muskoka chairs throughout Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park and the business district. The BIA hired local artists to create the colourful artwork. Robert John Paterson is a freelance illustrator from Toronto who painted five chairs for the show. Through his art, he […]
As International Women’s Day approaches, we’re celebrating women entrepreneurs in Bronte, including new business owners, Mara Langevin and Jacklyn Sudetic, who just opened their medical spa clinic Distinct Medical Aesthetics in Bronte. Both women grew up in Oakville and decided Bronte was the perfect place to start their facial regenerative medicine business as they wanted […]
Halton Region has moved into the Red/Control Level of the Province’s COVID-19 Response Framework. This means non-essential businesses are open with limited capacities. Halton welcomes locals back to shopping in person safely. However, if you’re in a Lockdown zone, we look forward to welcoming you back at a later date. Read the Halton’s Medical Officer […]
A new town-wide Taste of Oakville runs February 15 to March 6, 2021. The famous Oakville program includes restaurants from Bronte Village, Downtown Oakville, Bronte, Kerr Village and other parts of town. Taste of Oakville promotes multiple restaurants offering prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus. Lunch ranges from $20-$30 and dinner goes from $30-$50. Although the […]
Small businesses required to close or restrict services under the province-wide shutdown can apply for the new Ontario Small Business Support Grant. This is a one-time grant of a minimum of $10,000 and up to $20,000 to help small businesses that had to close or significantly restrict services due to the province-wide shutdown/emergency stay-at-home orders. Read more about this […]